If you're a control player that loves to dink, reset and drop, this #PaddleReviews video is perfect for you! Here are the top 5 control paddles according to the Pickleball Studio!

Steve Kuhn, #MLP Founder, breaks down the unique aspect of pickleball for recreational players: “It’s the only sport that gets younger every year!”

Take an extra step to get your body behind the ball. This way when you swing, you will be able to go over your head. #Pickleball #Tips

After closing on the additions of former MLB and NHL stars, Holmgren said the camaraderie will carry over to the Pickleball courts #Pro #Pickleball

Lea Jansen announces her last doubles game! What are your thoughts on it? #Pro #PPA

Here is a poster to show how popular Pickleball is getting in India! #International #Pickleball

Hayden Patriquin has been drafted by the aces! What are your thoughts on it? #MLP #Pro

Do you have problems giving high balls to your opponent as well? Then this tip may help you.. Move your feet! #Tips #Pro

Dylan Frazier talks about his performance in the recent PPA Denver Open. #podcast #ppa #pro

7 Pickleball Tips for Beginners (Set Yourself Up for Success)If you're new to the game of pickleball, you might be wondering how to get started. Pickleball is a fun and easy-to-learn sport that can be played by people of all ages and skill levels. In this article, we'll provide you with five tips that will help you set up for success as a pickleball beginner.1. Start with the Right EquipmentBefore you can start playing pickleball, you need to make sure you have the right equipment. The basic equipment you'll need includes a pickleball paddle, pickleballs, and appropriate footwear. When choosing a pickleball paddle, make sure to select one that is the right weight and size for you.As a beginner, it's best to choose a paddle that is lighter and has a larger sweet spot. This will help you hit the ball more accurately and with greater power. As for pickleballs, make sure to choose ones that are designed for outdoor play, as indoor balls can be too lightweight and bouncy. Finally, choose shoes that provide good support and have non-marking soles.2. Every Mistake is a Lesson READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE

Take the next step in your game and really go for your serves! As Zane says, don't miss short or wide, but miss long 10% of the time. If you're not missing, you're not pushing your opponents enough! What do you all think? #Tips

Ray Colaiacovo added to the Pickleball GOATs conversation on the Pickleballers.io Podcast! What do you all think?? #Podcasts Swipe for the video!